Brian Aherne
Biography
English born Brian Aherne (born William Brian de Lacy Aherne) was a stage, screen, and television actor successful in America.
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Movies (41)
Barbara Stanwyck: Straight Down The Line
as Self (archive footage)
1997
Rosie!
as Oliver Stevenson
1967
The Cavern
as General Braithwaite
1964
The Waltz King
as Johann Strauss (Vater)
1964
Sword of Lancelot
as King Arthur
1963
Susan Slade
as Stanton Corbett
1961
The Best of Everything
as Fred Shalimar
1959
The Swan
as Father Carl Hyacinth
1956
A Bullet Is Waiting
as David Canham
1954
Prince Valiant
as King Arthur
1954
Titanic
as Capt. Edward John Smith
1953
I Confess
as Willy Robertson
1953
Angel on the Amazon
as Anthony Ridgeway
1948
Smart Woman
as Robert Larrimore
1948
The Locket
as Dr. Harry Blair
1946
What a Woman
as Henry Pepper
1943
First Comes Courage
as Capt. Allan Lowell
1943
Forever and a Day
as Jim Trimble
1943
A Night to Remember
as Jeff Troy
1942
My Sister Eileen
as Robert Baker
1942
Skylark
as Jim Blake
1941
Smilin' Through
as Sir John Carteret
1941
The Man Who Lost Himself
as John Evans / Malcolm Scott
1941
Hired Wife
as Stephen Dexter
1940
The Lady in Question
as Andre Morestan
1940
My Son, My Son!
as William Essex
1940
Vigil in the Night
as Dr. Robert S. Prescott
1940
Juarez
as Emperor Maximilian von Hapsburg
1939
Captain Fury
as Captain Michael Fury
1939
Merrily We Live
as E. Wade Rawlins
1938
The Great Garrick
as David Garrick
1937
Beloved Enemy
as Dennis Riordan
1936
Sylvia Scarlett
as Michael Fane
1935
I Live My Life
as Terence 'Terry' O'Neill
1935
What Every Woman Knows
as John Shand
1934
The Fountain
as Lewis Allison
1934
The Constant Nymph
as Lewis Dodd
1933
The Song of Songs
as Richard Waldow
1933
Madame Guillotine
as Louis Dubois
1931
The W Plan
as Col. Duncan Grant
1930
Underground
as Bill
1928
TV Shows (9)
The Twilight Zone
as Booth Templeton
1959
Rawhide
as Woolsey
1959
Crossroads
1955
Climax!
as David
1954
General Electric Theater
as Colonel Tafferty
1953
Cavalcade of America
as John Kirk
1952
Lux Video Theatre
as Mr. Don
1950
The Colgate Comedy Hour
as Self
1950
Robert Montgomery Presents
as Self - Guest Host
1950